Upgrade CPU on Satellite P10 (PSP16)

Please can someone tell me what is the best processor on the motherboard of my Satellite P10 to support? I have a P4 HT 2.60.
I'm ready to be replaced by other better performance (I don't like on the battery life or heat :))

Hi Mohamed

What to say. Generally, a replacement of CPU on laptops is not possible or not easily and very delicate.
Why? Because
-n t know whether the processor is welded.
-n t know if the laptop will run stable after upgrade CPU due to heat
-n t know if BIOS will be compatible with the new processor, etc.

However, you should start to know check the basic information of the chipset and check which processors support the Intel chipset. I think that you will find all the details on the chipset on the Intel page. This is a basic condition for the CPU upgrade

In any case as talked about above the CPU upgrade is usually not possible that a person could not give a guarantee that the phone will work after these updates, so be careful!

Good bye

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